News

January 17, 2019

• Bob Derrick Named Chief Credit Officer of Synovus

• Films, Tech and Health Care to Lead Way on Georgia Jobs

• Hurricane Michael Disaster Relief Loans Application Open

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Jim Beck Announces Leadership Team Members

• Delta Air Lines Announces December Quarter and Full Year 2018 Profit

• Shaw Industries among "The Best Employers for Diversity" by Forbes Magazine

• Number of Fortune 500 Boards With Over 40% Diversity Doubled Since 2012

• EY Survey: the Opportunity is Ripe for Private Equity to Prosper, but Margin Concerns Remain

January 16, 2019

• New Downtown Manager Has Big Plans

• Local Food Bank Offers Help during Government Shutdown

• DCSS Elementary Schools Earn Trophies at Super-Regional Robotics Competition

• Georgia State Senate Announces New Committee Chairs

• Innovation Paves New Roads At UPS With Breakthrough Technologies At A Global Scale

• Hospital Groups Open to a Few CON Changes; Critics Say More Needed

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Jim Beck Fulfills Day One Promises

• Five Things to Watch in 2019 for Self-Driving Cars

• Senator David Perdue Continues Push For Constitutional Term Limits

• Morehouse Med Students Try Out Life as a Country Doctor

• AARP Georgia Appoints Ivey Hall to Executive Council

• Half Of Today's U.S. Legal Professionals Have Flexible Work Arrangements

• Survey: 73% Of Workers Consider Health And Wellness Offerings When Choosing A Job

January 15, 2019

• City and County Officials Discuss T-SPLOST Proposal

• Acrylic Paint Pouring Workshop Returns to Albany Museum of Art

• Public Works: How to Properly Pile Storm Debris

• GSW Writing Center Consultants Present Proposals at Competitive International Conference

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